R300 vs. R3000

[CG031]

I thought my shafts in my Mizuno were R3000, but when I was waiting on the tee on a par 3 today, I looked at the shafts again, and was shocked to see R300. I got them about a week ago, and all I wanted to make sure was that they were regular shafts...but I thought it was R3000, because I never heard of R300.

Anyone know the differences?

[Crafty]

Im pretty sure the R3000 doesn't exist. True Temper's shaft flexes go R300, S300, S400, X100 (and theirs a couple others but they are all still a number in hte hundreds)

[DDBowdoin]

the r3000 is the new 3000 gram shaft... just a joke

nope, must have just misread that one

[CG031]

Oh, my mistake than. I thought there were R3000 shafts, lol.

[Dent]

I always thought that as well, I'd read posts about shafts on this forum and my head would somehow always add an extra 0 so id always see 4000 and 3000

[907golfer12]

Im pretty sure the R3000 doesn't exist. True Temper's shaft flexes go R300, S300, S400, X100 (and theirs a couple others but they are all still a number in hte hundreds)

Also S200 and X700

[michaeljames92]

Not to hijack the thread but whats the diff between for example s200 and s300?

[iacas]

Not to hijack the thread but whats the diff between for example s200 and s300?

Weight. Just like S300 vs. S400.

You could look these kinds of things up online, you know... http://www.truetemper.com/golf/dynamicgold.asp

[txche1]

I have never hit anything but the 300 versions. Is the 3-4 gram difference really noticable or are there other differences as well. Is a 400 stiffer than a 300 etc.